International Seminar on Erasmus+ Youth Accreditation

Mundus Bulgaria at the International Seminar on Erasmus+ Youth Accreditation in Rome

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From 5 to 9 July 2026, members of our team took part in the International Seminar “Fostering Accreditation E+ Youth” in Rome, Italy, together with representatives of youth organisations from different countries participating in the Erasmus+ programme. The seminar focused on Erasmus+ Youth Accreditation and provided a valuable space for learning, reflection and exchange of experiences among organisations working in the youth field.

Throughout the seminar, we explored how accreditation can support the long-term development of organisations and help us improve the quality of our Erasmus+ activities. Through interactive sessions, group work and discussions, we looked at topics such as organisational vision and values, Erasmus+ quality criteria, different focus areas of accreditation, the involvement of young people and youth workers, as well as monitoring impact and planning future activities.

One of the most valuable parts of the seminar was the exchange of practices and experiences with other organisations. We had the opportunity to discuss common challenges, share approaches and learn from the different ways organisations are implementing their accreditation objectives. The open discussions also helped us reflect on our own work and identify ideas that can be applied to our future activities.

For us at Mundus Bulgaria, the seminar was a great opportunity to strengthen our understanding of Erasmus+ Youth Accreditation, reflect on our current practices and gain new ideas for the future. It also allowed us to expand our international network and explore potential opportunities for future cooperation. We returned from Rome with new inspiration, useful insights and plenty of ideas to put into practice!

So, stay tuned for our upcoming Erasmus+ activities and training courses – exciting opportunities are coming your way!

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